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# Cut the Giotto back plug from the ring.
# Cut the Giotto back plug from the ring.
# Cut one of the two Giotto bodies in half.
# Cut one of the two Giotto bodies in half.
# Cut both Dr. Grip grips in half and (facultative) cut the front to roughly the same size as the 2 Archery bullet tips
# Cut both Dr. Grip grips in half and optionally cut the front to roughly the same size as the 2 Archery bullet tips


====Assembly====
====Assembly====

Latest revision as of 11:36, 28 August 2026

The Ivan Giotto is a double-sided mod made by FPSB modder VoreTex. It was made for VicGotGame for his project: "X incipiens stabilus"[1].

Construction

Parts needed

Parts list from the video below:

  • x2 Giotto Turbo Maxi (2 bodies, 2 back plugs)
  • x2 Pilot Dr. Grip (grips; optional: fronts)
  • x2 O-ring
  • x2 Decorative grips (original use base of Z-grip and 4 O-rings for 1 side)
  • x2 Archery bullet tips

=Additional items

  • Tape

Text tutorial

Preparation

  1. Cut the front and disassemble both Giotto barrels.
  2. Cut the Giotto back plug from the ring.
  3. Cut one of the two Giotto bodies in half.
  4. Cut both Dr. Grip grips in half and optionally cut the front to roughly the same size as the 2 Archery bullet tips

Assembly

  1. Put one Giotto back plug in each hole of the uncut Giotto body.
  2. Add one O-ring on each back plug and connect the two halves of the cut Giotto barrel. (tape might be necessary to hold the parts well)
  3. Add some tape around the Archery bullet tip (connect with the Dr. Grip front, this should prevent the tips from falling).
  4. Put the Archery bullet tip in the Ivan Giotto base, it should fit snugly.
  5. Add the decorative grip, then add one half of a Dr. Grip grip.
  6. Repeat on the other side.

Video tutorial

Video tutorial by VoreTex.


References